Continental Contitech 20157134 Signal Bell Hose 3/8 in 100 Ft

Product Description

The CONTINENTAL CONTITECH 20157134 is a rubber signal call bell hose designed for pneumatic axle-counting and vehicle-detection systems at gas stations and similar drive-over applications. This hose measures 3/8 inch in diameter and comes in a 100-foot length, giving installers ample material to span driveway entrances or cut to specific run lengths. The black rubber construction is formulated to withstand repeated vehicle traffic, outdoor exposure, and typical driveway surface conditions. Licensed service technicians and facility maintenance professionals install this hose as part of bell-ringer or traffic-counting systems. The 10.6-pound coil weight reflects the full 100-foot length.

This hose is used primarily at gas stations and fuel retail locations where a pneumatic signal is needed to alert attendants or trigger a customer-arrival bell when a vehicle drives over the hose. It is also suitable for parking lots, car washes, service bays, and similar commercial drive-over environments requiring a reliable air-pulse signal. The 100-foot length accommodates most standard driveway widths and allows for routing back to the bell unit or sensor with a single continuous run.

Key Features

• 3/8 inch inner diameter rubber construction for reliable pneumatic signal transmission
• 100-foot length provides flexibility for a wide range of driveway and lot configurations
• Black rubber material resists outdoor exposure, UV, and drive-over compression
• Designed for gas station and commercial vehicle-detection bell systems
• Full coil ships as a single package unit ready for on-site cutting and installation

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement or new-installation signal call bell hose for pneumatic vehicle-detection and driveway bell systems commonly found at gas stations and commercial drive-over facilities.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by facility maintenance technicians or service professionals familiar with pneumatic signal systems. The hose should be secured flat across the driveway surface and anchored to prevent shifting under vehicle traffic. Verify that all fittings and connections are airtight before activating the system, as leaks will reduce signal reliability. Follow the bell unit or sensor manufacturer guidelines for maximum hose run length and connection type.